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Post OGce Notice.

tshould be by all interested as changes mag
Letters Tor foreign countries neei not be specially al
dressed for dispatch BY any Of ,sa and eoec
documents letters not specially addressed being sent ny S
week o, sSaias ,5 MaTsa % VIII close
steamer from Halifax.
MoNDAY-Atl9am. for Central America and sonh Pacific
wall letters for Gaatemaia anI Mexico be areosd
per steamship Alert.
wEDNEsDAY-At $50 a. ~ for Europe per steamslln .
Europe. per steamship Britannia wa Queenstown; alz
seamshp samanI at D. m. for Belize. Puerto Cortes
aud Guatemala. per steamship CITY OF Dalia' from New
Orleans -.
THURsDAYAs m for Europe per steaIihip dSe ior
Mayt psT Steamship Alps at is for vcaslasl.
and 5sS ,..s % at 10Y a0t cruz ss
VeT stps s Se1,co VIA Progress
per steamship Angian, from New Orleans
FRIDAY-At $50 for Newfoundland per steamer from
Halifax.
sArURDAY-At $50 a. for Europe per steam ship seq
via Via Queenstown detters Tor France sgitaersna1
' seg s ssaVa :: at $50 m Germany
of Grsa fq other !:
s ss29S 1 va h f1e ant "a for
sT s,si9i per- elrcassa y: at s5 bssa
direct per ssa%'ap eennIa az D. M for The
ss%S ss:.rs q Su. =
directed Island ,T % i0E New T@5 rsa nna n AL
D. m Tor Progreso per steamship rhornhil. ~
sUNDAY-At 2:30 a. m. for Nassau " ~ per s'eamsnip
CITY of Monticello, via Jacksonville
Malls d% for s as fanSseo i' eos here
san Francsco) close here March ga az D. N Sialu
for China ana Japan steamship Belgc from san IRAN
cscoJ close here March .26a N Malls oT Aas9tanS
New.Zealand, Sandwich Fui and samoan lsanus yer
ship Alameda (rom san Francisco close mere Apru
arrv al at New'f ork OF ov
mamie with British mails for Australia Mails 10Y
Cuba By rail TO Tampa. Fla ana thence py steamer W
Key West Fla close at this ONCE daily At zSo a. H.
sTbe scheue closing OF Trans Pacific mails Is arrangel
ON ~. uninterrupted overland tranaS
10 Frnncsco Malls from the East arriving OF Ilns
an FRANCISCO on day OF sailing osteAners are despaonoo
thence the same day. .,.,,o n,.pcox po.,,..,.,
Post Office, New-York. y. Y, March Is. 1881
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President Bayle with the request that he them and
MAyDAy III DAyGER or ANNIHILATIoN


THE MISSOURI RIVER SIX MILES wIDE-THE GREAT
GORGE AT $ BLEY ISLAND UNBGoKEN.
BISMARCK, ID. r., March 19The gorge at Sibey Island
Is still intact despite the dynamite The scene here To-
day dreary The river Is still over six miles
wide. All OF last night swinging light seen in the
woods, and several attempts made TO send |,
rescuing party thher. The light a signal Of dis
tress from settler who it is learned this morning by
looking through field glass has been top OF his house
since the rising OF the waters swinging lantern in the
hope Of securing help His house Is almost aoat Two
rcscuing parties were this morning and have
found several families the roofs OF their houses Field
glasses being used with good results, as numerous
settlers have been discovered, of them perched on
the and others on floating timber large bear was
seen cake OF ice this morning going down mt terrific
speed The city of Mandan is completely inundated and
the water B running through the streets as II in mill
race.
The situation at the river landing here is unchanged.
The water is still running through the boarding houses
aud the river dwellings to the second story Inc great
reach this point time tonight. Unless the gorge
breaks at sbley Island Mandan will be In danger OF ami
hlaton Little Heart River flows Into the Missouri JUST
below Mandan and should the ice in this stream break
today or before the Bnford rise arrives the entire sr
plus water OF the flood be will backed into Mandan Inc
high rese OF the Northern Pacific Railroad Is wrecked
Bismarck Is the terminus OF the Northern Pacinc Yes
for the Pacific coast and intermediates points laid the
sderack here all night and will not be able to leave Or
several days The gorge consists OF six miles OF s9 Se
wedged In tho bottom OF the river and piled 10 helguI
OF thirty feet.
stage crossed the neck of Apple Creek. and after
gong quarter OF mile the driver discovered that ne
could not further lie then returned and he neck
OF which five minutes before six inches deep
had swollen TO flowing river and he was com peen 10
usually about fifteen feet wide, is nov over mile ana
The snowstorm has been transformed into binding
blizzard and 1t Is feared that rescning parties wiz be
lost They out In smalla ywls In binding STORM
and with current OF miles hour.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-20
ArULETIC SPORTS At HARVARD.

c,,,,,,or Mass March 10 tSpsciaD The first winter
., ~, rho Harvard Athletic Association took place
mis- afternoon in the Harvard gymnasium before crow
Of students and sporting The sport was principally
sparrng aud some of the best work for years was seen
IN the middle and heavy weights The contests between
Ashe. Law School, and Curtis w, car"e 'a
out many from Boston anu Maniv Loud.
Bower Gibson and sade Manly won nE Th " en q.
feet gig Inches Bowen. 81 "hn irov won easily The
middle weight sparrlng between Ase ana d NV Pape
py Ashe The lightweight wresnS w., S feather weight
spaus over Coolidge 81 The nD %s"S wSs WON Sn' by
ing between ConiJoe ~ took the feather "ciGht
Wrestling victory IN the heavy weigr ~, '"'
Snockei Curtis completely ont IN the 'n'ru fo""'
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nv,y0 DEsERrED BY HER HUSBINN

,xpoy. Ohio March 10 tSrec'ap.-"iluani "ie1'
,rea,,,rer of the German Lutheran Church III 'u'o ,s
and shipping clerk in the scfni'"'""' ,or, T.,
1919, ooorut, obou. two months ago disappeared
suddenly. leaving his family destitute Yesterday
rc.iycd here for his wife from Ti!sonours,
o,t in which wez asked forgiveness ana 9'oSsa
ONT ~ ,nnorf hi family aud said he would return,
money ,r, moi 10 follow The letter came 700
@ ine S"crg wife died the day before rom hn
ate ~ Wv. nnr bnhnnd's conduct. In answer 10 INC
giei ~ 1.tch VIVA cent Informing Won OF the 9etn 1
80, nj dom ,uding that he return To inc M a.
r. ,.v he rcpliei that lie would return, " ~
nhiiIr.n and then pas the penalty OF inc INV
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A BARGE SUNK BY 4 FERRTBOAE

The barge Gunhilda, owned by the Hudson RIVER
Railroad Company and loaded with -four was sunk on
Friday night by collision In the East River with the
ferryiOat Pacific. IL after 10 y. M when the Terry
boat was crossing from Brooklyn TO the South Ferry ana
the barge was being lowed around the Battery. inc
tide swung the barge In the OF the erryboa ana inc
aide OF the barge was crushed In Before the barge had
time 10 MI It into the slip at Pier No 4, East
River where IL sunk Captain Roundman and his Two
deckhands had ample time TO escape Most OF the hour
was spoiled and tho damage Is said to exceed @o,OOo
The ferryboat was not injured.
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norNGs OF THE METHODIST CONFERENCE

PHILADELPHIA March 10 (SpeeiaD.-At the third days
session of the one hundredth annual meeting OF the
Methodist Conference Bishop Foster presided ana the
Rev William h. Wood conducted the devotional exercises
These names we're continued on the superannuated list
The Revs Anthony Atwood Peter Hallowcl, j. g. Long.
j. A. Watson, 8. NJ Cooper, John Shields, p j. Cox and
Joseph Carlisle. These deacons were elected; D H.
Evans o. r. stockton, O. b. Burns John Bell, Hiram j.
Iick ID. I. Smith, W. W. Goodman and Alfred HeeDncr
The following were recommended for deacons n. H.
Lindenmuth and r. j. Baxter.
The committee in tho OF Joseph Miller for local
orders reported in his favor.
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

GOVERNMENT INDrCNioNS-FoR "a hUohs, .
w,suIyGroy. March lofor Connecticut Ne''no",'
western Massachusetts and Eastern New o'N s"-u.as
fair weather nearly stationary Temperature HUI '"e'"
winds ,,. n.laware and
ro' ronernIy fair weather, becoming warmer
northerly winds. ,a,,v,rroyl
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COLUMBUS Ohio March 10 tSpeciab. Tho Ohio Legs
Iature practically concluded It's labors to-day but the
formal adjournment will take place on Monday. The
session has lasted seventy days, being the
shortest for twenty years one of its closing acts
Was TO amend the Dow liquor law TO more fuzzy en-
force tho Local option clause by prohibiting sales by
uf,ctur agents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-20

Port Johnson N. j. three who had been RON over
BY coal train They were landed at Pier 10 sOr sn
Charles Leuche. OF No f27 Greenwich 81 Ley
Schwartz. OF No Ludlow aud Samuel Belford OF 70
las Belford had his right leg and foot ooay
crushed. The other suffering only from siieht
Commissions OF the and sent to Bellevue bospits
All VIII speedily
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HIGH OFFICIALS mN THE TRAINS

PIrrsBuRG March 10 tSpcciab. Tho freight train
men ~ tho Pht-bnrg and Lake Erie Railroad pfu-e
to handle freight destined for tho Ne"-lork Penn
sylyania and ohio. whose freight brakcmcn are on
strike Yesterday tho shipment Of certain goods be-
caus Imperative and Master Of transportation Jaiue'
made up train AMI with General Manager quincy =
nriva,e car attached acted n conductor AMI ran q
Youngstown OHIO Moro peri-h1bc freight Accumulated
I'm the depot to-day. and Mr. stewart the di-patch
w COMPELLED 10 follow Mr.. Jamcs's example and
80 -e,,ut train Ia Hometown
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The well-known Hotel vendome. OF Newiork City,
has changed hands. The appointments and cuisine OF
this house are unsurpassed. 1t now owned by Mt =
Plaut. who is personally known to many merchants OF
our city Mr. seinfeld the popular proprietor OF the
Clarendon Hotel. SARATOGA, is the manager =.
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TIE DoLyGs Or WoRKINGMEN
KNIGHTS IN SESSION IN PATERSON.


An important labor convention began its sessions III
Germanla Hall, Paterson. yesterday. with the OBJECT 81
organizing National District Assembly OF knights OF
Labor be composed entirely OF SIX WORKERS ann 70
unite in one organization all the operatives IN various
branches OF the silk industry. Thirty six Local. assem-
bos represented by three delegates eaS anu o'er
lion will Continue Tomorrow. Last Dight the visiting
delegates from New York. Philadelphia and other places
were entertained a dinner The poor results OF tae
strkes IN Paterson thought 10 have something 10 DO
with the
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DEATHS FROM OONTA GIOUS DISEASES.
DR. b. Taylor OF the Sanitary Bureau yesterday fur
,shed the following record of contagious diseases in the
.,y for twn xyeekx.
RrpUBLToAys NAMED IN CHICA CO.

CHICAGO March 10 (Speeiab.-The Republicans OF the
city held their nominating convention to-day ana selected
the following city ticket For Mayor-John A. Roche !
for CITY Treasurer-C. Hermann Pauts; for CITY Atto
noy-IIenpsteadw ashburn; for City Clerk-D W. Nick
erson Mr. Roche is forty four. and Is engaged III mo
boiler making business. having lived here since boy
lie began az poor apprentice and has acquired consd
cradle wealth Tie card OF Carter H. Harrison declaring
he OF politics Is laughed nt He Will take the nom
nation Mayor next week. unless all his combinations
e.H
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-20

MILWAUKEE,. Wis. March l9-General L. 8. Bragg has
sent telegram denying the report that he Is parayho
II ia called out by Washington dispatch suggesting that
for this reason he will not be appointed TO MI the vacancy
by the resignation Of Judge Arthur McArn, ,
the District OF Columbia General Bragg says thht no
declined the Judgeshp weeks ago.
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Tho ,yonderful X. Wren Remedies.

The wonderful Kawren Troches which Kill hoarseness in
Few minutes and bad coughs and colds night sell at
TO- Is and 25 cents per The FAR powerful Kwren
Cough Balsam which kills asthma bronchitis caarrh, ton
sts croup drhthera and barking incident to measles
and whoopnr cough sells at 80 cents and 81 per poe'
Sold by All druggists.
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RRooKLYy JEwELLER ABsoOYDS.

William Thompson. Of Thompson Mead jewellers o.
A74 Fulton st., Brooklyn absconded on Thursday hgn'
taking with him large part OF the stock Oh ,he nr anu
money seloneng other persons The firm made genera
assignment Friday 70 John Heydinee j. Jon9 =
That Thom took $500 diamond belonging 70 d ufIay
The Royal Aroanum Lodge TO which Thompson peiohsou'
alnosu Nrrod.
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crxrp,r. JOuN ROBERTSON.

DrrnoIr. March lo-General John Robertson age
sevcnty-thre.. died at o'clock tonight lie was
native of scotland and settled In Detroit IN lsio InS
If the state an Office ne continued TO hold curing us
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-20

BOTTLING BEER AT THE EMPIRE BREWERY
Readleston A. Woerzs Celebrated Imperial Lager Beer
Is bottled az their brewery 29l West lOths w. thus
assuring absolute purity. Mail orders solicited -
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LANDLORDS Perfume. Edenia.

SOUTH BEND. Ind. March !, 1887.
" IL yobns lprg n. rs Maiden Lane New York
GFNriHNFv we have IN over fifty thousand feet OF
vour roofing IL for eight years In iac
the largest part mammoth pio@ works are covered
with II and AL ALI Very respectfully, south beu
Chilled Pillow Co, j. Z. KNOBLoCK. Pres.
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NO TRACE OF DR. IA. ROY.

Dr. Austin Roy the dentist Of No los West Fifty third
a. MO r,sappeared ysterousiy Thursday. was stn
ve.terIay and his frlendA assisted by the police
rsrs ali the hotels hospitals In tho city HIS
otbsr want 10 Newark he could identity me ooV
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DEATH OF THE FATHER or BISHOP IRELAND
ST. PAUL. March l9-Richard Ireland one OF the
Oldest and most highly esteemed citizens Of ST. Paul.
and father OF Bishop Ireland died OF old age at the
family residence yesterday. He leaves five children,
four girls and vhc boy. latter Bishop John Ireland
OF St Paul Mr.. Ireland was eighty -thrcc years OF
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LABoRERs INJURED BY COAL TRAIN.
IN. ,u yboat r. H. HaGnap hrs"shi q" "''' CIV '"'
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ne Of the prominent viii BIO the INTERIOR
iegate tug war which leading COLLEGES VIII 90
represented The Kings County Wheelmen VIII give uf
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stated that Persons
to all other porous pastes other external remedies
back nothing equals them. ASK Tor henson
Pasters and substitute All respectable drusSisn
sell them.
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Tpmuxy OFFICE March 20-l A. h-Dnrihg ine i'ii
Isar weather OF yesterday the movement OF the Dar
ome,er was upward. The temperature ranged oelweon
400 and Az the average C399 being 5' higher 'na o."
Friday. -. -. a.v ,hero will propaby be
.,aar or fair and slightly warmer weather.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-20

Artists Materials, -.
French Gold Paint, etc. j. Marsching CO., ~ FatA place.
Navs AnTl
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PREPARING FOR SEvESTH REGIMENT 0AbES
TIE members Of the Athletic Association which con-
Oee,sG vssh 7h Regiment have prepared Long pro-
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ORDER OF SALE:

WEDNESDAY EVENING NEXT March %. at 7:so
O'Clock, at CHICKERING HALL. corner 5th ave aud
1sth.st, MODERN PAINTINGS Catalogue Nos 70
"a inclusive
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spsriaI Notiees.
A. "0miy a Few More DAYS n which - se9
the great collection In ne entirety"
on EXHIBITION DAY AND EVENING
Sunday excepted)
9A.MTos. AND 1880 TO lOP 81
ATrHE AMERICAN ART GALLEaIEa
THE A. t. STEWART ART COLLECTION

To be sold by auction without by order OF Henry
Hilton esq., and CharlesJ cinch esq. executors Of the -
tate OF Mrs Corn ella NJ. Stewart, deceased
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THURSDAY EVENING NEXT, March "a. at 7:30 O'Clock
OF CHICKERfNG HALL MODERN PAINTINGS
Catalogue Nos Is to l4S inclusive
FRIDAY EVENING NEXT. March 25 at 7;S0 o'clock 40
CHICKERING HALL. concluding sale OF PAINTiNoa
Catalogue Nos IA to 2l7. inclusive.
MONDAY AFTERNOON March g. at 2:so o'clock at tho
AMERICAN ART GALLERIES. East 23d-st Madt
son Square, South. SEVRES, ROYAL WORCESTER.
and other EUROPEAN CERAMIcS. MIscELLANE.
oUs OBJECrs &C. Catalogue Nos 225 TO i2S inciusiva
TUESDAY AFTERNOON. March 90 at $50 O'Clock at tho
mentioned galleries. ORIENTAL PoRcELAiNS
AND ENAMEL5 and MISCELLANEOUS OBJECrS
Catalogue Nos. 42i to GA. inclusive.
TUESDAY EVENING. March 90 at O'Clock 1.-THE a'ovs
galleries. FINE AIT. STAN RID AND Mf-cEt-
LANEoUs BOOKS. Catalogue Nos. ], Oh to i,lji In
elusive
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, March 80. at 2:a0 O'Clock,
at the above galleries. STERLING SILVER WARE
RICH BACCARAT GLASS. sEVREs COPELAND.
FRENCH AND CANTON CHINA TABLE SER
VICES &c. Catalogue Nos. Gl5 to sl3H, inclusive
WEDNESDAY EVENING. March 30. at O'clock at ths
above galleries. FINE ART. STANDARD AND MIS-
CELLANEOUs BOOKS. Catalogue Nos. l.ljJ to i,'2L
inclusive.
THU RsDAY AFTERNOON. March 81. at $50 o'e,oaS at
the above galleries concluding sale Of ARR OBS Ecrs
BRoNZEs, SCULPTURE. GRAND HALL CLOCK.
ART FURNITURE. CLOCK SETS, &C. Catalogue Aoh
sl4 to l,0ll, inclusive.
THURSDAY EVENING. March 81 at O'Clock. at the
above galerl es concluding sale. FINE ART, STAND
ARD AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS Catiloscs
Nos l.322 to l.iSS. inclusive
SPECIAL NOTICE.
ADMISSION TO CHICKERING HALL on NIGHTS
or SALE WILL BE By CARD ONLY
no RESERVED SEATS
AMERICAN ART ASSOCIATIONS MAlas,rs
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TIL RSDAY EVENING NEXT, Mafch "a, at I;50 ocsocks
at CHICKERfNG HALL, MODERN PAINTINGa
Catalogue Nos. rs to l43. inclusive
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hcrly wihds. o,,,y,rIoyl

- 49, =, a continuous line shows the haromotre nue.;
IN lno ,,riay as observed at the United Sltes ois
siatIon In Tits city. The dashes ihrau ,' P
n s no,sJ nj A uInut pharmacy 2l3 Btoaa"V
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FRIDAY EVENING NEXT, March rs. at 7;S0 o'clock. 40
CHICKERING HALL. concluding sale OF PAINTINGS
Catalogue Nos 14i to 2l7 inclusive.
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Life and property safely protected by Using the W. W.
Private Electric burglar Arn Put up complete at log
Annunciatogs, cll bells &C send ior clrra et~
&c NiLoOS q W ~ n; I.iS, ~ -
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-09
THE VATICAN AS A MEDIATOR
Alleeed Pr 'Pnsal for The Pore to Sett
the Irish GuestIon-Its Object

Alice ed Pr 'Pnss,l for The Pore to Settle
the Irish Guestion-Its Object
LONDON, Sept SIT is rumored thst the
vatican has iniimated its willingness to under
take the task of nlediating between the gov,
eriment and the leaders of the Irish party foi
the final settlement Of the Irish question oil
the lines of moderate measure of home rule
and it is also said that such proposal would
find favor in tine minds of the Liberal Union
lists as a whole, a large number of Tories, and
not a small portion of the followers of Glad
stone. Whether the project would be salts
factory to the Parneliites, the most of whom
are committed TO policy of absolute contro
oil purely Irish affairs, is not stated; but tht
probabilities are that they could fasily b,
persuaded to be guided by the maxim that
half a loaf Is better than no bread, and ae
cept the pope's offices of mediation. The pro
ject is understood to be the result Of Mgr
Persico's mission to Ireland, and if it shoult
be carried out to successful issue would greatly
strengthen the vaticans chances of restoring
full diplomatic relations with England. L
his holiness could thus finally relieve the gov
ernnent from the harassment Of the Irish
question the privilege Of sending papa
nuncio to London and receiving in return al
English ambassador at the vatican woult
seem to be but small compensation for th
service rendered.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-09
CITY PROPERTY.
RESIDENCE PROPERTY.

No. ISL Story ana half hogse with barn. out
houses w II, cIstern. et' sad lei 5lzSt; located
on Twelfth street, for r.....-.............-s7 500
No 16s. Nice large house On Fourth avenue,
large L, two story; goae terms; price 100
No lG3 House on Eighth street, one story.
seven rooms barn. etc; prce,......---.---sl4 81 4'1
No 166 odproperty on Aiken street; an acre
and three-quarteFs Of ground. on corner two story
houSe with barn etc; une-thirI down and bat
ance to suit: price ..-................... s. 300
No. 100 Two story brick doufe. closets, halls,
etc, eleven rooms: located on Second avenue
No 10 Pine iarge three story brick hensn.
fourte raoms with bath rooms. well. eisiern,
basement and pi n cessarY ou ibnldin on very
easy ternsr only 81 .o9b down and the balauee On
No. Iss House aud one acre lot lust south Of
city limits, brick basement. cellar. we'll eISiern-
etc; four lasre chicken houses. owner making
money in the poultry business hut mnst sell on
account OF III health; good stable, trees, etc. on
the p c.; $500 down, balance easy; price, poul-
try included. ! i ltD
No. 1T6 Two story house. ISx26 with kitchen
16xf6; trees, nice garden, we'll, sheds, etc yiasl
down. balance TO suit, ....,.--.,--.--.. 81 ,bU
No. IN. Good hon4c and lot in Moline on Rod
m n avenue; two stery frame house with kitchen.
two good cellars, easy terms, sl,4 o
No. It's Story and q half house, 2 xpl, with
kitchen 12Xi6; house has six closets, etc,
coal sheds, wood sheds, etc. every thing III good
condition: price Sl.Bs1
No ~ Nice gothic residence with eight lafge
rnoms. with closets. pantry. etc we'll cIsteFn
etc barn. good fences lot and half, l5n feet
deep, everything in good condition. cost t3,3.a,
owner will sell for 50 7.,j. easy term. rHe Of the
best bargains in the city.
No. ISL Two story brick house with one Of the
nieeEi acre lots in this vicinity. summer kitchen,
bay windows and yeranda. fine large shade trees.
good lawn. fruit trees, excellent barn. cost $3.50
house alose cost s4ee1 This is n fine bargain
for any one want NJ nice home for moderate
utlay; everything is iu frsi-class condition. new
fences, etc Terms to suit; price s. so